seeing none, president lopez. i take that back. one just popped up. >> president lopez: okay. >> okay. >> president lopez: let's do two minutes. >> okay. hello, ms. marshal. hello, ms. marshal. >> i got you. thank you to president lopez, vice president moliga and also to student delegates. i've also said throughout this pandemic that i'm so appreciative to superintendent matthews and the staff for making sure our students have food. so thank you so much for all of the volunteers and the team who provided great meals for our students every day of the pandemic that we're home with bags of food what the staff just said they wanted to make sure the students reef the meals in a dignified manner. so i think our district went beyond the call of duty and did an excellent job making sure our 54,000 students if they wanted to to come to their sites throughout the district and receive food in a dignified manner and i know those moms and dads who didn't have a job on a limited budget, i know the food was very much appreciated. for all the teams

i. lopez has ordered 3 days of national morning in honor of those 24 lives that were lost through the rhythmic accident. take a look at emergency workers in mexico city have been working overtime to clear the wreckage of a metro rail train that dropped the re collapsed bridge onto busy freeway. family members of possible victims want answers coming up. okay. who's on his way home? because his shift ended at 8 30 pm. what happened is that from lynn on, we haven't heard from him. we learned about the accident. we came to see. they haven't given us any information called him. don't know anything about his whereabout mexican political leaders, including president lopez over a lot offered their condolences and i stood rational for that. there are no scenes here. familiarity is al sincere embrace, to the families of the victims. and we send all our support to the injured we will continue to treat them to save their lives, so that we do not have any more depth or you. mexico cities, mayor claudia shane bomb promised a transparent, independent investigation. he's looking for lucy tunnel, if he's going

i call on student delegate heinz-foster and -- >> thank you, president lopez. apologize for my wi-fi today. it has not been on my side. but today, to start off our -- discussion we begin with the student delegate elections for 2021-2022. the students have voted and the s.a.c. has declared a district winner. we are so happy to announce that jelena lam will be the representative. our goal is to preserve democracy and advocate for student voice always, no matter what the world looks like, how far away from schools we are. our student voice and student advocacy is our priority. we announced this on may 17, 2021. we thank everyone who participated in the civic engagement and casted a vote. >> our second item is senior leadership sashes. our s.a.c. team would like to honor our dedicated seniors for their dedicated commitment to student advocacy. graduating seniors will receive their sashes this thursday just in time for graduation. thank you to mr. saw and the cabinet team for honoring all our seniors. >> finally we have the earth nick studies requirement discussion -

i think he has been praying on his victims, has a particular victim in mind. >> sticking up for victims comes naturally to ida lopez. it's the same instinct that drew her to police work years ago, when she was a kid, growing up in albuquerque. >> i was about nine years old. actually it was my grandfather who raised me. he was outside. he was about in his eighties. and i'm in the porch area. and there's a foot chase, and the guy goes toward him and he's tackled by police. and i just thought that was the coolest thing i had ever seen. and so that curiosity. and then there was the service part, the helping people part of police work. >> after college ida graduated from the police academy enjoying the force as a uniformed officer. some >> most of my areas that i work, especially in patrol, i was assigned working the prostitutes in the area. >> in so she learned about the lives of women on the streets. and it was here, well posing as a decoy during a prostitution sting operation, that she learned the raw power of their addictions. >> i just learned the absolute dependence on the drug for the girls, because there is no w

but 1st, a report from cathy lopez hold. i am with more than 50 percent of us adults now vaccinated. president joe biden is turning his focus to the origins of covert 19th . he's given his team 90 days to investigate how and where the virus 1st emerged. perhaps most controversially, the report will look at whether the virus was leaked from this chinese lab in walk on china needed to provide more access to the lab corporate more fully with the scientific investigators. and we don't think that they have met that standard once dismissed as a conspiracy theory. now leading scientists say the possibility of the lab leak should not be ignored. we're hearing about people who work at the institute of i ology, becoming sick with an illness. we know that this has been spreading since november . we've seen the chinese government been very reticent to allow press to investigate the origins of this virus. we know the wall street journal reporters have been detained by police. we know the b, b. c has been chased out of certain areas where p

i think the point i made earlier the one christy lopez drives home is the one i emphasize when it looks like an awful thing happened as a result of policing, ask two questions. one, is this something cops could change by themselves or the rest of us have to change and the other question is when you think about what decision a judge should have made, ask yourself what about the incentive that officers face and whether this will make a difference. to give an example, if police officers don't know or care whether somebody subsequently gets convicted, then a exclusionary rule the court will throw out evidence that was obtained illegally and the violation of the amendment doesn't have an impact on their behavior because if you are a cop and you are thinking it isn't my job to put people away forever it is just my job to arrest them, then you don't care if it doesn't go anywhere. on the other hand if you say no my job performance is evaluated based on whether the arrests i make a go anywhere, then you are going to think about it differently and to push them to recognize that you have to have

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it makes what you're showing people better. >> ali, i want to come to this first, you are close personal friends with jennifer lopezhis tweet up on the screen, please. she's a fan. she is a fan. i don't want to destroy the friendship, but i would love to get your sense of this whole benifer story who got tweeted by someone tonight, i didn't even know this was happening. what is this about? the whole relationship, it felt like it was just hollywood fluff, but the way people talk about it, it feels like it's important to people for a slightly different reason than just typical hollywood fluff. but what do you think? >> joshua, i guess you would say this is why you watch, right? the benifer news. it really does feel everything old is new again. and i have to say, the best revenge is living well. and i guess going on vacation in ben affleck in montana -- with jennifer lopez, the really interesting thing about this is less about their relationship and actually more about how we react to it. and my friend emma grey on msnbc wrote this interesting piece about the feeling of nostalgia. she writes, since benifer 1.0, we've

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mexican political leaders including president lopez obrador offered their condolences and i sort of irrational and out there mostly said oh. yeah this our sincere embrace to the families of the victims and we send all our support to the injured we will continue to treat them to save their lives so that we do not have any more deaths. in mexico city's mayor claudio promised a transparent independent investigation. this is what we have as the attorney general to make a thorough investigation into the metro line so there will be consequences for those responsible at the same time we're hiring external investigators to help us look at how the line was operating and to view the structure with the best engineers in mexico. mexico city's metro system is one of the busiest in the world more than 4000000 people use it every day. we're at the scene of the accident where you can clearly see that section of rail line that's just collapsed that busy full of art was a tragic accident and one that's raised many questions over the safety of mexico's metro rail system metro workers are now threatening to strik

i also want to acknowledge the president of the san francisco public library commission, dr. mary wardell garduzi and library commissioners connie wolf, dr. aronia lopez and commissioner john lee and the executive director marie zapella. thank you all so much for your advocacy and leadership on behalf of our library system. also here, is carol eisen. i have to say carol has been a tremendous partner this past year working with our staff who have been activated as disaster service workers and more recently helping us to recall staff so we can re-open the library. thank you, carol, for your partnership. it's so excitingtor here at this moment and i am beyond thankful that we're finally able to re-open our libraries for in-person services. it's been a long, hard 13 months, but now we're in a position to safely re-open our libraries for brows and bounce. patrons will be able to experience browsing our stacks again something i know they have dearly missed. we'll also have our public access computers available for printers and high-speed internet access. and, it's really fitting we'll still be offering spl to go and next week we're going to open the patrero

i also want to acknowledge the president of the san francisco public library commission, dr. mary wardell garduzi and library commissioners connie wolf, dr. aronia lopez and commissioner john lee and the executive director marie zapella. thank you all so much for your advocacy and leadership on behalf of our library system. also here, is carol eisen. i have to say carol has been a tremendous partner this past year working with our staff who have been activated as disaster service workers and more recently helping us to recall staff so we can re-open the library. thank you, carol, for your partnership. it's so excitingtor here at this moment and i am beyond thankful that we're finally able to re-open our libraries for in-person services. it's been a long, hard 13 months, but now we're in a position to safely re-open our libraries for brows and bounce. patrons will be able to experience browsing our stacks again something i know they have dearly missed. we'll also have our public access computers available for printers and high-speed internet access. and, it's really fitting we'll still be offering spl to go and next week we're going to open the patrero

about us were about even the mexican political leaders, including president lopez over the board, offered their condolences and i stood rational for that. there are no scenes here. i love me yet, is our sincere embrace to the families of the victims and we send all our support to the injured we will continue to treat them to save their lives so that we do not have any more depth or you mexico cities, mayor claudia shane bomb promised a transparent, independent investigation. he's looking for lucy donald, he's gone. this is what we have as the attorney general to make a thorough investigation into the metro line. so there will be consequences for those responsible. at the same time, we're hiring external investigators to help us look at how the line was operating and to review the structure with the best engineers in mexico. and then the mexico city metro system is one of the busiest in the world. more than 4000000 people use it every day. we're at the scene of the accident where you can clearly see that section of rail line that's just to laugh above that busy boulevard with a tragic accident in one that's raise

le pen is the district i should say. marie lopez. i received a letter and in it a candidate was talking about being democratic and democratic values and progressive values and i thought, you know, will that doesn't sound right. i'm a conservative mom, and then i just made a quick comment on facebook who would vote for me? and the response was overwhelming. there are so many parents who are looking for an alternative. brian: so many people sit out local elections they shouldn't sit it out. a lot of times if you out hustle people and win them it means so much. people look at the federal government and say you are going to fix this. it's really local. john, you have a daughter in the sixth grade. 12 years old. you are a financial analyst. will you have the time to do this? what prompted to you act? >> what probably prompted me to act was other parents, you know, started a face group. you know, with almost 3,000 parents in it back whether the summer, when we were trying to get school started in the fall. and enough parents came up to me a

i know you've been -- just finished filming a movie with one of our favorites, jennifer lopez how is t was like -- it was like, you know, rekindling an old friendship with an old friend but then we get to set you know the dominican is -- it's hot - >> jimmy: yeah >> and beautiful >> jimmy: yeah so is -- so is j. lo [ light laughter ] >> yes, exactly. >> jimmy: so is josh duhamel yeah, i mean - [ cheers and applause >> hey, thank you. thank you, jimmy it was very hot. and we're sort of on the run from these -- these pirates and these people that sort of overtook the wedding and so i'm like this -- this -- i just crawled out of a river half the time in this movie. i'm completely soaked and sweaty and she's just gorgeous throughout the movie so i'm not sure we're going to look like the -- the perfect couple half the time because i'm like this sweaty mess and she's well -- i mean, she's j. lo. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm sure it will work i'm sure it will work. you sent us a video and i got to say, it made me laugh so hard today i was watching it is a beautiful video of the dominican repub

i can say as of now. you can count on us. president lopezerica where migrants plant trees which would lead to us work visas, but critics are worried the programme could be exploited. kamala harris plans to visit mexico and guatemala injune — herfirst foreign trip as vice president. courtney bembridge, bbc news. protesters have gathered outside a police headquarters in brazil, demanding justice for the victims of a security operation in which 25 people were killed. the demonstrators carried signs, accusing police of carrying out a massacre against the poor of rio's favelas. state governors said the operation had targeted drug traffickers, who were recruiting children. 0ur correspondent, camilla moto, reports now from rio de janeiro. chanting. "end the massacres in the favelas" — that's the message residents here injacarezinho carried out today in a protest after what's been called the deadliest police raid recorded in the city's history. 2a alleged suspects and one police officer were killed in the nine—hour operation. residents say suspects

i think you're right. this is something my colleague steve lopez, who worked at the justice department many years, investigating some of the most abusive police departments in the country like in missouri, one of the points she was makes when we teach together, innovating policing, one thing she says is you guys are going to be the legislatures, prosecutors and defense attorneys and even if you're none of us, their citizens who vote for those people, the people who make the laws, don't go saying the problem is the cops. you've got to be part of that change. when you're all grown up and you are a prosecutor or judge or on the city council, you can't just.your fingers at the police because they are going to enforce the laws that you make. they are going to prosecute people you bring, so no question about it, i think it is always easier to have a target and police are an obvious, the visible state coercive power in its simpler, easier to direct the anger at them, people don't see behind the scenes so i don't want to let cops off the hook, there's a lot cops could do differently but no question, the rest of us need

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and tension between his radio and palestinian citizens of israel, country lopez, before the in the northern israeli city of whom i saw him. mourners carry the proof of 17 harmon. the key was, the family says he was shot in the head and killed by under cover is merely officers. the death comes in the writing tension between israelis and palestinians. citizens, israel the day he was shot, lisa, they responded to reports of men who were trying to attack is really murderous. they open fire at a vehicle that had run over a car and they say they're now investigating whether key one was in the car. there was hit the shooting in the streets. there's grief, an outrage. medical response to young people have come from all the very israel and palestine to attend the funeral. i think these rarely security forces intentionally killed him. to scare up the, you said he wants funeral, morphed into a protest against violence and discrimination of palestinian israeli as long as there is provocation against us and our religious sites, it will be a difficult situation. there is provocation from the settlers who are being supported by

lopez, a stranger, who joined her. >> if it was one of my family member, i would want somebody to do the same for me. >> reporter: we'reting a bit of an itinerary for it. at 6:00 pm mayor lokeerd will be there along with two members of congress. the president of the board of the vta. there will be a moment of silence and a lighting of nine candles in honor of the victims. >> we too will be bringing that to you live. you can head to aches7 news.com/takeaction where we have information about how to donate to the families directly impacted by this gun violence. >>> the san francisco mayor talked about the tragedy today saying he's keeping in close contact with san jose's mayor. he says yesterday's tragedy brought up haunting memories of san francisco's deadly shooting in 1993. on that day you may remember a gunman entered that skyskrarp killing eight people. injuring six others before turning the gun on himself. until yesterday, that had been the bay area's deadliest mass shooting. >> it is really tragic for the bay area. for our region. and it's tragic for our country. that this continues to be the normal thing that happ

i want answers. the community wants answers. steve: have you seen the ugly truth. lawrence: a lot of the community members can't get her to come and survey the street. even miranda lopezton of times he was continue tucker carson. ainsley: is he a democrat. lawrence: he doesn't care about politics he wants the problems solved. watch. >> to put it quite bluntly she is very incompetent and it shows. she has failed this city the last two years. her abrasive style has been seen not only with the media, not only with members of the city council or even her own department. but now she is trying to pit communities and people of the city against each other with these kind of discussions. meanwhile, just on my way to the studio, i have had two shootings in my ward alone in the last hour. shootings continue in every neighborhood on michigan avenue. yesterday someone was shot. another carjacking. none of that is part of the discussion. except for the racist whiteness of the chicago media. ainsley: i can't believe she is getting away with this. it seems like we are fighting racism by being racist when you say you are only going to interview with a certain color. what if i said i'm

i don't know what is going on. >> a profound loss. this woman preferred to not speak with us. her grief stronger than any words. credit angelina lopezer who joined her to lend comfort. >> if that was one of my family members i would want someone to do the same for me. >> reporter: a moments. if we're lucky we never know the feelings people in san jose are going through. we will have more for you in an hour and more from the vigil tonight at 6:00 p.m. >>> wayne, thank you. you can help support victims in the tragedy. had to abc7news.com/take action. we have information about how to donate to the families directly impacted by this gun violence. >>> we have more breaking news this afternoon. daly city police are investigating a shooting right now. it is happening on mission street in templeton at the city's northern border with stanford disco. police have closed off the street and are asking people to avoid the area. they say an accident on the bay bridge may be connected with the shooting. the chp expects two lanes will be closed for why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control?

gear i look at and see if you get a ling get people sure miley that you missed that will be more practical you played an important role in the sentence and conviction of opposition leader leopoldo lopez do you think there was a case against him and a case against many of the government's political opponents or was this a setup its own then i get your a level going to see nothing as it is some. ministerial. 50 gallon minnesota look for you got this song on don imus and thought of more like this is your mess yet saw a full no less the local court room is still in the in dog you see to see the yamaha and not only that but i see the end of it by local money in a cool cycle you're right to say water. below cali if you see yourself been in the . last galus act the one called bassett. alley got a little while ago and now this cd get thought out of the galleys act one there were a look at mystic i feel you know what i mean the last week ali had gone and sis get them being separate i'll say so but i don't know if they can draw what we see or don't be as you lack basis in the gas or electricity of a lot of savile's the in their truck they need a level that will be an individual being the acces

lopez join us from chicago. thanks so much for coming on. so i sense a theme here. when asked -- you've been in this position a number of times. when asked simple questions about governance, why are you doing this, here's the consequences, she whips around and makes it a racial issue and dodges the question. am i imagining this pattern? >> you're not hallucinating, tucker. the race card has been pulled out more times than i care to remember to try to deflect from her efficiencies as being mayor of the city of chicago. as you played in that clip, she herself said that nobody should use racist tropes as a public official. yet here she is doing that today. creating a controversy to try to stir up racial fears in our city targeting the media is now the enemy of what is wrong with the social ills in our city. >> tucker: it goes without saying, this is such a familiar game. if it's any other group, is it ever acceptable for an elected official supposed to represent all people that are equal in the eyes of the law to say i am hurting people, preventing them from doing thei

but also lopez is also proud of her indigenous identity but she regrets not having the same rights in her youth that her daughters now enjoy oh. look at and then when iwas a child the indigenous girls were shut out of education we were treated like stupid she only had 4 years of schooling. and fortunately that has changed completing that today you see many women often in traditional costume and sitting in the lecture halls and studying engineering accounting or no. it's a transformation that's ongoing to misstate or girls move easily between the old world and the new. that's all from us that global 3000 this week thanks for joining us we hope you enjoyed the show let us know at global 3000 to at d w dot com. check us out on facebook say d w global ideas so you say take care. go to india. having an address is a fundamental right that's long been denied to residents of slums but digital pilot project uses mobile data to give the child its own address. for me the funny thing is this is video's final meeting that you want to be there a stoppage called an easy back to the beat and you look. like a. 30 minute g.w. . every day counts. for us and for our pla

lopez is also proud of her indigenous identity. but she regrets not having the same rights in her youth that her daughters now enjoy you know, put in there when i was a child, the indigenous girls were shut out of education. we were treated like stupid she, you could, my only had done more years older. and fortunately, that had changed, completing the need that today you see many women often in traditional costume, sitting in the lecture halls and studying engineering accounting or log in. it's a transformation that's ongoing chemist cater girls move easily between the old world and the news that little from us that global 3000 and this week. thanks for joining us. we hope you enjoyed the show know, global 3000 on the w, and check us out on facebook to d w global ideas. so you say, take care. ah, ah ah, the news, the news, the news the the the the the to the or not to well, what about a sharing economy change in thinking is changing the economy to create something new economics magazine in germany. in 30 minutes on d. w. courses of the ocean really dangerous more and more people live in coastal areas where emergency every 2nd count, the researc

second i just want to let everyone know who else -- this has only been given out ten times here's the people on the list. celine dion, mariah carey, cher, janet jackson, garth brooks, jennifer lopez it's the old lady award i'm getting the old lady award they want me to go." >> jimmy: no, it's unbelievable >> but no, it's amazing! i read the names, i was like, "they got this wrong there's so many other names that should be there." >> jimmy: no >> it's a huge honor anytime they give me eight minutes to perform, i'm like, "oh, it's on." >> jimmy: yeah >> so, i'm very, very -- i'm probably looking forward to this performance more than i have looked forward to one in a very long time i'm very nervous >> jimmy: and i don't know how many people come up to me and say, like, "have you ever seen p!nk live? and i go, "yeah. and they go, "it's the best concert i've ever been to. it's amazing." >> aw, that makes me so happy. i'm terrible at a lot of things but i can perform. >> jimmy: yeah, you can. that's right [ cheers and applause that's exactly correct and i love this, by the way. p!nk, "all i know so far: i love the name. >> jimmy: you never wanted to do a live album. >> nope. i never wa

the news i am in for today is bennifer being back. then affleck and jennifer lopezt possible that they married a long time ago and just fell out of love? >> jessie: that's possible. although this was a fastball from her legal team that says we are ready to play dirty and it's going to go the way i wanted to go. or maybe there was some sort of relationship between gates and epstein that we don't know about that precipitated it. i think that epstein was looking for a whale. he managed his money and help to move money around for the irs. he was looking for the next whale. who is a bigger whale than the richest guy in the world of the time than gates? i know that he actually sent an email after they met that has been published that says you know, this guy is interesting. very intriguing. not necessarily how i would live my life, but you know what? that is who he is and i think that is kind of an acknowledgment that he was aware of something that epstein was involved in. although we don't know to the extent. >> juan: all right come up next, comedian dave chappelle callin

. >> reporter: both were deployed in late january, lopez never imagined he'd have to defend the home front like this. >> paul: ier: from the pleas for help right after the riot, to the inauguration. around 26,000 troops were activated at the height of the mission. some enduring cold floors in parking garages and manning barbed wire fences around the clock. >> to be defending for possible domestic threats from our fellow citizens was the most challenging for me. >> reporter: and then another attack taking the life of police officer billy evans. but out of tragedy came trust, and newly born friendships with capitol police. >> we feel as though they are brother and sister force for us. >> reporter: bipartisan bonds also developed with those they protect. >> thank you all, all 50 states for your patriotism. >> i think it is now a safer place. >> i'm glad to be a part of it. >> reporter: and pride to take home. >>> governor newsom has ordered an independent investigation into a san quentin death throws claims that he was frame. 63-year-old kevin cooper was sentenced to death for the 1983 hatchet attack that killed a

i will just say it one last thing. that isn't lopez who is one of the founders of critical race theory published an article in the "new york times" just before the election. he and colleagues had done osha's groups, they were very surprised because they found that many latinos simply did not identify as people of colorin. they wanted to be seen as americans who are eligible to the mainstream. that's an example of the kind of change i'm trying to underscore with my book. point us in a different direction for understanding where we are going. >> richard thank you very much for that. given number of interesting questions for think the first one might be best directed and that is to be have any data on that voting patterns with mixed race individuals? [inaudible] >> that is a great question. i have to sam not looked at it myself. but we could get it from the census bureau's supplement that looks at how people voted in the previous election. i have to t take a look though at the top of my head to have it off the top your head buddy? [inaudi

height and tension between israelis and palestinians. citizens of israel lopez are the young reports in the northern israeli city of whom i saw him. mourners carry the proof of 17 year old harmon. the key was, the family says he was shot in the head and killed by under cover is really officers. the death comes amid rising tensions between israelis and palestinians. citizens, israel i today he was shown police say there was wanted to report to men who were trying to attack is really murderous. they opened fully read a vehicle that had run over a car. and they say they're now investigating with their key one was in the car that was hit in the shooting in the streets. there's grief and rage. my father is far too young. people have come from over israel and palestine to attend the funeral. i think that these rarely security forces intentionally killed him to scare up to you. he wants funeral morphed into a protest against violence and discrimination of palestinian israeli as long as there is provocation against us and our religious sites, it will be a difficult situation. there is provocation from the settlers who are being s

. >> reporter: susan lopez barker is a lifetime rider, too, and she said when she saw three of these nine faces, she recognized them as her drivers. >> i knew some of them and they've been really great. and i want to tell everybody, just keep your prayers for the family. and let's all grow together with this in our hearts. >> reporter: people have been dropping off flowers and notes and other mementos and that's one way to help. but if you want to help these families that are now going to be planning for funerals and planning for lives without these men, there is that way to help, as well. and we have resources for you on our website, nbcbayarea.cjose, bay area news. >> chris, thank you very much. >>> now we want to take some time to remember the victims one by one. we spoke with the father of jose hernandez. he says he's still in shock but wanted to talk about his son, whose life ended much too soon. >> what i'm going to miss is i know i'm not going to hear the sound of his motorcycle, the sound of his car when he was stopping by. >> the 35-year-old worked for vta since 2012. jose's father says he had many friends and was always quick

between performances, jennifer lopez getting person about the difference the vaccine is making in her life. >> you know ihristmas with my mom this year. first time in my whole life. she is here with me tonight and she is vaccinated. >> vaccinations and extensive safety protocols allowing a nights that felt like a return to normal. >> he want people to see how the world can be. >> he will see. it'll be an interesting test. it airs tonight at eight. >>> and still ahead on abc7 mornings a young boy from stockton who has been battling leukemia for years getting a special surprise from ups and make a wish. we will introduce you to him and his mother who made it happen. >>> and let's get a live look. are you looking at the golden gate bridge. a lot of cars on the road. it'll be a warm saturday. we are tracking that red flag warning we will check in with lisa when we get back. yes! with brand-name looks at prices that say it's on. yeah, it is! get this season's styles for you... ...and you... and you... with the best bargains ever... ...at ross. yes for less! (beep) there's so much awesome wistuff to stream now

lopez is also proud of her indigenous identity. but she regrets not having the same rights in her youth that her daughters now enjoy it. and when i was a child, the indigenous girls were shut out of education when we were treated like stupid she of you, my only had more years with another order. and fortunately, that has changed, completing the need that today you see many women often in traditional costume, sitting in the lecture halls and studying engineering accounting or no choice. it's a transformation that's ongoing chemist cater girls move easily between the old world and the new ah, that's all for most that global 3000 that this week. thanks for joining us. we hope you enjoyed the show. let us know at global 3000 d, w dot com and sound tongues. facebook to d w global ideas. these things take care. the news. the news . the news. the news, the news. news, news. news . 1943 in rome. when the nazis began deporting italian jews, a thickness spread like wildfire in one of the hospitals. a true story of deception, a deadly disease, and an ingenious rescue mission syndrome. in 15 minutes. ah. the news every day for us and for our

i asked them to let the community know there are alternatives. we need money for alternatives. we don't need to give billions of dollars to the police. reminding lopez was killed by police. >> your time elapsed. >> next speaker, please. >> hi, every body. i work in the sixth. i am here like many others to ask this committee and the entire board to continue to remove funds from policing and invest in our communities. first, i would like to say thanks to the supervisors for taking time and for the work so far towards our goal of abolition. we have made progress. last year we shut down 850 and starts the crisis response team as alternative to policing. we have more to go. when we think about why violence happens it is because of social and economic inequalities in the society. in order to address these we need affordable housing, food, support. where can we fund these things? get the money from this ridiculous police budget. how can we look at the state of community and think we need more cops? we need housing, food, each other. defund sfpd now. >> your time expired. >> next speaker, please. >> hello, caller. >> hello. i am calling to ask the city to d

. ♪ don't be fooled by the rocks that i got i'm still jenny ♪ >>> welcome back to "gma." that is jennifer lopez'sfriend at the time, ben affleck and now they were just spotted on a trip together 17 years after ending their engagement. we'll have more on the potential reunion of -- you got a smile on your face -- bennifer. >> you did say it. >> bennifer. remind people. it's been 17 years, bennifer. >> hey, i'm out of it. >> a lot more on that ahead. >>> we're following a lot of headlines right now, including the fda, the have authorized the pfizer vaccine for children age 12 to 15. the next step for a cdc advisory committee to review it on wednesday to approve it. if approved millions of kids could be eligible to get their first shot as early as thursday. >>> also right now, the fallout of that massive cyberattack of a pipeline and gas shortages in multiple states. the governor of north carolina has declared a state of emergency as officials urge people not to panic buy gas. >>> and the u.s. ship fired 30 warning shots at an armed iranian attack boat. second time in two weeks american ships have h

but also lopez is also proud of for indigenous identity but she regrets not having the same rights in her youth that her daughters now enjoy. it and then when iwas a child the indigenous girls were shut out of education we were treated like stupid she. only had 4 years of schooling. and fortunately that has changed completing that today you see many women often in traditional costume and sitting in the lecture halls and studying engineering accounting or no. it's a transformation that's ongoing and the skater girls move easily between the old world and the new. that's all from us a global 3000 this week thanks for joining us we hope you enjoyed the show let us know at global 3000 d.w. dot com. and check us out on facebook to d.w. global ideas so you say take care. of. the because. when you combine. the way that makes it go friendly transportation and the berlin start up that recycles batteries from electric cars what you get are emissions free cargo bikes for women who live in the countryside. immobility for zimbabwe coca. d w. 200000000000. 00 or not too well. what about assuring the economy instead. of the. picture. engine thinking is chang

but also lopez is also proud of her indigenous identity but she regrets not having the same rights in her youth that her daughters now enjoy. and then when iwas a child the indigenous girls were shut out of education we were treated like stupid she only had 4 years of schooling. and fortunately that has changed completing that today you see many women often in traditional costume and sitting in the lecture halls and studying engineering accounting or no. job. it's a transformation that's ongoing and the state are girls move easily between the old world and the new. that's all from us that global 3000 this week thanks for joining us we hope you enjoyed the show let us know act global 3000 d w dot com. and check us out on facebook to d.w. global ideas so you say take care. how. she's happy she got a spot at institute for inclusive education. here people like jenny who have mental disabilities are trying to be education specialist they know the issues mentally disabled people deal with 1st hand. academic track for people with disabilities some close up. to the. board. i was issued when i arrived. here i slept with 6 people in a room for a jou

president and dress manuel lopez obrador has promised a swift investigation and that nothing should be hidden from the public mind where our fellow has more now from mexico city. what i want to do is i want to bring you a little bit closer in to have a look at what we have behind us which you can actually i'm hoping that what you can see is that point where the where the bridge itself collapsed with the train on top of it with 2 train cars directly on top of it on top of that busy freeway in the night hours now since then emergency crews have been working they've brought in cranes to remove the wreckage from the area to clear this out but this entire area last night after that incident happened had been cleared out by authorities who had asked people to stay back fearing the possibility of a 2nd collapse now while we were here shortly after the accident happened we spoke to eyewitnesses we spoke to neighbors here who actually rushed into the scene before paramedics and emergency crews were able to arrive and they actually were helping to rescue people rescue survivors from that wreckage we've heard from political leaders throughout the course of the day the mexican p

lopez island, washington. >> and have yourself a fudgy day! >> stephen: thank you to kenny g. and marjoe, and marjoe's mohawk. i hope that moves some fudge. announce, that every small business that i mentioned tonight will be receiving this plaque reading, "as seen on 'the late show.'" each one is an exclusive, teved one other than the lazer ladies of las vegas. ( laughter ) so if you're near one of those places, go check out the plaque and support your local businesses. and you can support small businesses all over the country by picking up merch at colbertlateshow.com/covidtour and if you have a small business that could use a bump of pure uncut boost, please post to social media using the hashtag "colbert-small-biz-bump" to tell us about it and what makes your business so special, whether you've got a barbecue joint or a petting zoo or some suspicious combination of the two. ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. my guests are billy crystal and tiffany haddish. but when we come back, news from the animal kingdom. stick around. ♪ [truck horn blares] (vo) the subaru forester. dog tested. dog approved. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ front desk